Published: November 13, 2018
Carbon emissions from nation’s largest LNG development were meant to be captured. More than two years on, the storage still hasn’t started
Half of the increase in Australia’s annual carbon dioxide emissions can be linked to a single issue: the failure to bury greenhouse gases underground at the country’s largest liquefied natural gas development.
Chevron’s Gorgon LNG development in the Pilbara is considered a landmark development in carbon capture and storage, a long-promised technology to limit emissions from fossil fuels.
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